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April 6, 2009

Central High bond issue clarified

By The Banner Staff

In Sunday’s edition of The Banner, some information of the Central High Public School bond issue was incorrectly given.

The $475,000, three-year bond issue will help provide more room for the school district. Superintendent Bennie Newton said more than 100 students have been added in the 10 years he’s been there.

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